is the irish daily mail the first to fit on a postage stamp?

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NOAH

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got the irish daily mail today and it looked a bit "ODD" looked at yestedays and lo and behold they have shrunk it by a 3rd!! no mention of lowering price though!!

noah
 
The online version is uk based. On the Irish Paper Version they often take stories from website and include in paper a few days later. I often read articles on the website and a week later they are in irish edition of paper

In regard price I think that €1 is the max price in regard to demand. It is the kind of paper that could loose readership quickly if the standard of it continues to drop.
 
papervalue said:
In regard price I think that €1 is the max price in regard to demand. It is the kind of paper that could loose readership quickly if the standard of it continues to drop.
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You mean that xenophobic, racist, bigoted, hate-filled rag has room to develop even lower standards? Lord help us all.
 
Have to admit, I wouldn't usually be one of these newspaper snobs who looks down at someone because of the paper they read but I draw the line at the Daily Mail. How it ever got a foothold in the Irish market considering the kind of stuff they publish in the UK I will never know.
 
Sunny said:
Have to admit, I wouldn't usually be one of these newspaper snobs who looks down at someone because of the paper they read but I draw the line at the Daily Mail. How it ever got a foothold in the Irish market considering the kind of stuff they publish in the UK I will never know.
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Never read it.
Is the UK version really that bad?
 
Sunny said:
Have to admit, I wouldn't usually be one of these newspaper snobs who looks down at someone because of the paper they read but I draw the line at the Daily Mail. How it ever got a foothold in the Irish market considering the kind of stuff they publish in the UK I will never know.
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I agree. Probably comes down to price for many which is a huge pity.
 
I bought it a few times last year for the David Attenborough DVDs. I had to stick the paper inside a copy of Hustler, just to avoid the embarrassment of being seen with it :D
 
Sunny said:
Have to admit, I wouldn't usually be one of these newspaper snobs who looks down at someone because of the paper they read but I draw the line at the Daily Mail. How it ever got a foothold in the Irish market considering the kind of stuff they publish in the UK I will never know.
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I agree with this and most of the other posts.
I don't buy British newspapers; the tabliods range from rubbish to "xenophobic, racist, bigoted, hate-filled" and anti-Irish, many of the broadsheets are anti-Irish (The Times, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph).
 
I must confess that I like the 'it's a knockout' style political coverage in the Mail but I must admit that it's otherwise mostly a rubbish paper.
 
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